Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-30
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1887
sALmAGuNDI.

this issue:
Ed Kelly came down from Halleck
last evening. He reports the snow some
four or Ave- inches deep in that locality.
Two important events will occur next
Monday, the assembling of Congress
aud the meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
The Garrison mine and mill at Cor
trz, Lander county, is producing from
ssn, 900 to SAC. 900 per month in bullion,
so says the Virginia Chronicle.
Hulleck is acknowledged to be the
ccLlest pllce OH the line Of the Central
Pacific Railroad. Last Friday the Their
mometer registered from 18 to 20 de-
crees b, low zero at that point.
Shoshone Journal:-Thcre is pnstur-
age fol loo, 900 head of horses and cat.
,le. Summer and Winter around Sbo-
sGone if the government will only pro-
vide q system of artesiau wells aud
irrigating bitches. This would support
town of 10000 people here.
Shoshoue Journal:-Woods, the col
ored barber Of Pocatello, who killed
his wife last Spring, is still in the
Blackfoot Jail, his case having been ap-
usaIed TO the Territorial Supreme
Court, which meets in Boise next Janu-
sry. Probably Woods and Williams,
the Cariboo murderers will hang about
the same time.
The Reno Stockman says: at ia an
! undisputed fact, though unpalatable.
that the days OF the range in Nevada
ure numbered. All now recognize that
in order to successfully carry on the
cattle business feeding must be resorted
to in the Winter months, and many Of
the leading cattlemen of the sagebrush
country will make Reno their headqaar-
ttrs."
Mr.J. j. Wright and Miss Jessie
! Gedney celebrated Thanksgiving by
getting married, thinking no doubt that
no more appropriate method Of giving
thanks could be devised. A Sumptuous
wedding dinner wus served with turkey
and other Accomplishments suitable to
ths day. and the occnsion. ~ hich was
partaksnsof by u. select party Of invited
CHESTS. The INDEPENDENT wishes them
joy.
The Boston Traveller says: It is the
true policy NIL round to have an open
fight on the principle OF protection, and
let the best side win. Should the next
Canvass be confined mainly to the civil
service issue and the tariff, without res.
ervation or lodging on either side, il
would do much to lit the controversy
Of 1888 away from sectional lines and
make it more national than it hus been
for fifty years.
By reference to an announcement un
dr. the appropriate head it will be OBJ
served that 1.-TWO souls with but single
thought, two hearts that beat Us one,
were united in the holy bonds Of mntri
mony ut the residence of Mr.iand Mrs
Honeyman to-day, aud according Il
Scripture, "the twain became on,
flesh" THE INDEPENDENT joins will
the many friends Of the young couple i,
Wishing Mr. aud Mrs. Wisemun u lonl
and happy LIE.
Alta: Ulysses Grant Jr. Inns just go
hph million out Of some Col rad,
mihss that proved rich otter beinI
thought worthless. We are gl,d Of il
Buck, as beis nicknamed, is eesery
ing Of good luck be, ause he says GOO
things. He was in San francisco jus
after the New York election, and whei
reporter asked why his brother wa
beaten, he put Oh the face Of sphyn
and solsmnly said: because he didn'
have votes enough"
A Chicago special Of the 2Sth instan
from GIendiye, Montana, says: Earl.
yesterday morning three Sioux Indian
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